Many of the world's top car manufacturers compete in F1. The cars are capable of speeds up to around 360 km/h (225 mph), are turbocharged, and rev to up to 15,000 RPM. A Formula One race is typically 305 km (190 miles) in length and lasts around one and a half to two hours.
According to figures released by management, the 2020 season had a cumulative TV audience of 1.5 billion, compared to 1.9 billion in 2019; an average of about 90 million viewers per grand prix. Fans were unable to attend the events in-person due to restrictions relating to the COVID-19 pandemic until late in the 2021 season. The 2022 Australian Grand Prix saw the most people ever, with an estimated 419,114 people in attendance over the course of the three-day race weekend; the previous record was held by the 2021 United States Grand Prix with 400,000 attendees.
- MAX VERSTAPPEN (pictured right) LEADS A RED BULL 1-2 FINISH AT THE 2022 SPANISH GRAND PRIX DESPITE AN EARLY SPIN. Charles Leclerc and Ferrari lose championship leads after mechanical failure.
- Charles Leclerc (pictured below right) takes pole position for the 2022 Spanish Grand Prix. Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz, Jr. qualify in second and third, respectively.
- Charles Leclerc leads in FP3 of the 2022 Spanish Grand Prix, followed by Max Verstappen then George Russell.
- Charles Leclerc leads in FP2 of the 2022 Spanish Grand Prix, followed by George Russell and Lewis Hamilton.
- Fastest in FP1 of the 2022 Spanish Grand Prix was Charles Leclerc, followed by Carlos Sainz, Jr. and Max Verstappen.
- MAX VERSTAPPEN (pictured right) WINS THE INAUGURAL 2022 MIAMI GRAND PRIX. The Ferrari duo of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, Jr. finish second and third, respectively.
- Charles Leclerc takes pole position for the 2022 Miami Grand Prix. Carlos Sainz, Jr. and Max Verstappen qualify in second and third, respectively.
- Sergio Pérez leads Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen in FP3 at the 2022 Miami Grand Prix.
- Previous event: 2022 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix (Apr 22 - Apr 24)
- Latest event: 2022 Spanish Grand Prix (May 20 - May 22)
- Next event: 2022 Monaco Grand Prix (May 27 - May 29)
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Drivers: Max Verstappen
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Constructors: Mercedes
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Alan Jones (born 1946) is an Australian racing driver who won the 1980 Formula One World Championship, to become the second, and most recent, Aussie to win the title, after Jack Brabham. He was the first driver to become World Champion driving for the Williams team.
Making his F1 début in 1975 for Hesketh, Jones soon moved to Hill and then Surtees in 1976. A lack of success saw him temporarily leave F1 before the opportunity drive a Shadow presented itself, and Jones became a Grand Prix winner at the Austrian Grand Prix.
After a deal with Ferrari fell through, Jones moved to the young Williams team in 1978 as the team's sole driver. After some slow progress, Jones won four races in five in the second half of 1979 to finish third in the Championship. Things kept going up in 1980 as the Aussie took another five victories (and a non-championship win) to become World Champion ahead of Nelson Piquet and teammate Carlos Reutemann. Jones took two wins in 1981, en route to third in the Championship, and decided to retire from F1.
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